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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01

The examination of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
ellie. of vitriol fame, is set for to-day at
O'clock in Justice Austin's Court.
The Spring and Sixth street line has
mt ON new car. This action can be
repeated often, to the qualification OF the
public.
Arehur vinette yesterday contributed
SO towards the Girls Home, This is a
worthy example set by Mr.. Vinette and
should be followed by young men gen.
orally.
Mrs. Valentines Conservatory of Mu-
sic will have their commencement exer-
discs at the Congregational church this
evening. An excellent programme Is
promised.
On Friday evening Branches IA and
36 Of the Young Mems Institute will
rive a literary entertainment and social
ct Arnory Hall. This will be a most
pleasant affair.
T. H. Ward, one of the late Repub-
licau County Central Committee. has
filed q demurrer TO Darcey's suit for
$1,000. He alleges that Darcey's com
plant is too Ambiguous"
Contractors and builders will observe
by the HERALD this morning that the
Pasadena Opera House Company mean
business, and will receive sealed bids for
the construction of that splendid editice
up to June 10th.
The list of uncalled for letters at the
Los Angeles Postoffice published in the
HERALD every Monday morning. is
larger than the list published in the San
Francisco papers. This indicates that
there are more transient people in this
city than in San Francisco.
1t was reported yesterday that there
had been an escape of number OF pris-
oners from the city prison but Chief
Skinner, Captain Tyler and Others
stated that they had heard nothing OF
it. A search Of the roof of the prison
did not reveal a means of exit. The
rumor was therefore not confirmed.
The special car Of C. W. Smith, Vice
President Of the A. 7. & S. F. Railway.
arrived last night between 10 and ii
o'clock. Mr.. Smith has come over from
Topeka to see about the switching tracks
on FIRST street of the California Central
Railway. 1t is hoped that mutual
arrangement can be made that will har-
monize and protect all interests.
G. J. Griffith has fled plea for the
partial distribution of the Briswalter
estate. He alleges that Briswalter in
his will gave to Christina Mesmer q GER
tain piece of property on San Pedro
street; that Miss Mesmer assigned her
right to L. A. Mesmer, and that he,
Griffith, bought the assignment from L.
A. Mesmer. Miss Mesmer is now Mrs.
G. j. Griffith.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01
Personal Mention.

B. H. Hereford, of Tucson, is in the
city.
L. W. Lord, of Lordsburg, is in the
city.
C. L. Randall, of Santa Paula. is at
the Grand Central.
U. F. Del Vale, of the Camulos
rancho, is in the city.
DIR. Burbank is at San Francisco on a
short business trip.
A. Fl. Judson and family. of Beau
mont, are at the st. Elmo.
II. T. Payne, of the Tribune, left
yesterday for San Francisco on a bust
ness trip.
James Biggs, of Sants Paula, is visit.
ing the city, and is registered at the
Grand Central.
DR.. George P. Allen. late of San Fran
cisco, has become permanent resident
of Los Angeles.
J. L. vignes, of East Los Angeles, re-
turned yesterday from weeks business
trip to San Francisco.
Alph Thorn, cashier, and F. L. Pres
brev, clerk, of the Raymond Hotel. are
registered at the Nadeau Hotel.
Mrs. Edward Martin and sons arrived
from San Francisco yesterday, and are
the guests Of Major j. Downey Harvey.
Captain ]. H. Spencer, retired officer
of the United States Army, now located
at San Gabriel, was in the city yester-
day.
Captain G. P. Ferry, superintendent
of agencies for several prominent insur-
ance agencies on the Pacific Coast is in
the city on business trip.
w. s. De Van, prominent merchant
OF New Orleans, La, arrived with his
family from the Crescent city few days
ago, to make Los Angeles his permanent
home.
Will fancy, who has been up in
Nevada for some months past has re-
turned to Los Angeles and will accept
the position of Deputy under Constable
Aguirre. re
H. w. Robinson, father of j. w.
Robinson, the dry goods merchant. ar
rived from Boston yesterday, and was
present at the opening of his sons beau.
tiful store last evening.
Thomas Case, the big-hearted cattle
king of Ventura county, has been en-
ioying the hospitality of his numerous
Los Angeles friends, and leaves for
home to-day in company of U. F. Del
Vale, of Camulos.
Mr.. L. Cahen, a prominent business
man Of San Francisco, is in the city, the
guest of Mr.. M. Levy. He has not
been in Los Angeles for four years, and
is thunderstruck at the wonderful
progress made during that time.
Mr.. w. II. Holabird, who always adj
vertises in the HERALD, is in the city.
He Is now sponsor for the settlements of
Claremont, Fullerton. Buena Park, st.
James, San Juan by the Sea, Fulton
Wells and East Riverside, one for each
day in the week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01
sirand opera House.

A Celebrated Case was repeated last
night. but not to SO good a house as on
the previous evening. Mr.. Morrison
gave painfully realistic rendition of
the role of the martyr-convict, and Miss
Morrison, his daughter, as "Adrienne,"
grew In favor with the audience. To-.
night change Of programme will take
place, and the sensational melo- drama
Of The daley Slave will be presented.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01

Is improving rapidly.
To.p,orrowY

Get your tickets to-day for the gfandest
excursion and sale OF the season. at Santa
Monica. so we can provide sufficient cars
and lots OF lunch. Tickets at Ben E.
Wards, 4 Court street, 100 w. First street,
and Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Main aud Commercial streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01
West Coast Land Company,

Templeton, San Luis Obispo county, Cali
fornfa. Home of wheat. fruit. wine and
olive. Fifteen thousand aces sold in the
past eight months to 900 settlers, represent
sand acres small subdivisions, average
$3.50 an acre; one-third cash, balance In
five years, at 6 per cent. Catalogue and
maps free. @. H. PHILLIPS, Manager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01
Burban X.

Burbank has to-day the most steady
boom of any town in lower California,
excepting Pasadena and Monrovia, which
1t win soon rival. Call at the office, IL
South Spring street, and see II this state
ment is notverifed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01
Rraad Acre..

Broad Acres town lots, 5ox150 for $50, $40
per month. No interest Pure water, fine
swiss hotel. Going off fast. Call at No. %
n. Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01
Arcadia.
No wash No rocks


$50. kOSeCfans Lutss YOU
Lots 50xi40, with wide, ornamented ave-
nues. at kosecrans All lots $5O-s20 down,
balance s. per month. without interest
Rosecrans is situated on a beautiful ele-
walton commanding fine view OF the city
and ocean. and for villa residences is un.
surpassed in the county IL is supplied
with the finest artesian water piped through
all the streets. The best sewer system In
Southern california. Dad is how being
negotiated for to run brtween the town and
Los Angeles, a distance OF six miles.
Apply to .ooms and Q. Wilson Block, "a
West First street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01
Area dia.
The place to invest for profit.


Gnt y. y. dHU -. T.
Will soon be into Santa Monica. Go to the
sale OF acres and lots next Thursday and
buy yourself rich. Maps sc. at K. A. Grip.
pen & Sons, 100 W. First Street. or Ben E d.
Ward. Auctioueer, Court street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01
Arcadia.
The favorite and favored locality.


We will furnish you seat, nice lunch
and bargains in lots, If you want them a
the sale tomorrow at Santa Monica
Special train at 10 O'Clock. Maps &c. at Il
A. Crippen & Son, 100 W. First street, oil
Ben Z. Ward, Count street. Auctioneer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01

The beautiful hotel in Swiss stsle to be
built in Broad Acres will be a novelty and
beautv: $50 lots, $1U per month No interest
No Is n. Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01

Is near at hand. Go TO the sale at Santa
Monica tomorrow. aud buy you lot,
pitch your tent and enjoy the summer.
Health in it, recreation in it. millions
in, .
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01
AtlPropersv Owners

on Olive. Orange Grove and Angelina ave-
nues. in the town of Burbank, are requested
to call at the office of the company. No. IL
South Spring street, at once. on matters OF
importance to themselves.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01

Choice lots in beautiful Hunting ton
for sale by Wiesendanger & Bonstll, %
First street, over the bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01

In the town of Broad Acres $40 per month
without interest. No lottery scheme. Boom
boom boom. We have struck it rich. No
% N. Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01

The boom has struck south of town. Big
rush for lots at Broad Acres this week. Only
$50. $40 per month. No interest. % North
spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01

Now ready for the Santa Monica sale,
tomorrow. Crippen & Son, ll0 W. First
street. or Ben E. Ward, Court street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01
5000 Acres Cheap.

Water in every section. SIS per acre.
George w. Johnston. Downey avenue and
Alta street. Z. L. A. P. o. box 500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01

5000 Acres Cheap.

See it. Expenses paid If not as repre-
sented
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01

Fifty DOilar Lots

This San Gabriel Valley Railroad take!
you there,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01

warm weather

On farm or city property. at per cent.
FRANK G DRAPEL,
No. Court st, Les Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01

Captain Purvis, ship Clennysvable, at
San Pedro, is at the st. Elmo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-01
IlunIiNRIOIl.

Arcadia.
On the Santa Anita.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
NUT FOR THE AUTHORITIES.
lust Demand for the Abatement ofs
Dangerous naisance.
To the Editor ofthe Appeal,

To the Editor oftho Appeals
MKHPHIs, TKSs., July 29.-A few
weeks ago wrote an article for your
columns in regard to the vacant lot
on the corner OF Austin and Third
streets being filed in With bark, saw.
dust and other decaying vegetable
ms,ler, trusting that We, the citizens
Of this vicinity, might 6nd some pro-
lection through the Banilary officials
Of the Taxing District OF Shelby coun-
~. As yet, however, my etiorts are
without avail, but We are not surpris-
ed 10 see this neglect n sanitary duty
when we know that capitalists or
wealthy property owners are hdding
70 the value OF their inv stmente not
with,tanding the officials know that
this is TO the detrimsnt Of health and
the lives oi the poorer class Of people,
though they may be ever 40 prompt
Ia paying their taxes, and are vel
yishers 10 the upbuiding Of the city,
vet we are denied that protection
that 10 declared In part 10
be- ours. Most we continue TO bow
10 this bold sway Of the wealthy and
party ruler What 10 left 10 usf Aught
but neglect II 30, away with such
government. and let the charter for
the Taxing District be annulled. We
thinE that II Ia high time that tho
on Gals Of the city, who boast Of their
ability aud integrity In governing city
affairs, should cease 10 talk 10 much
and make . greater display In their
tagacity and works, which we deem
would bs greater evidence Of their
pure Intentions. There are at least
six persons at the present time that
are suffering from fever who live near
thls nuisance Of decaying vegetable
water, 90 do hope that we may have
this required protection 10 the health
Of Ourselves aud families. Though
We may be poor, We trust that We
may be- recognlE,d as members Of the
human family. We further trust that
some course mag be taken 10 relieve
In. posTON,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
Reps bIican Tx.Confederate's
senstmeats.

10 the Editor Of the Appeals
! am q hissifsippian, and was q
Conisdeia'e soldier. was q private,
and carried my riffs four years IN the
Forty 1 urth, or, an II was better
known, as Bly,he's Mistissippi Req.
ment and was q member Of Chains p'S
High Pressure Brigade from Shiloh 10
Muriree boro, whore no was wounded
and left US; and l wish 10 thank you
for yonr editorial Of today, and The
Confederate Reunion Of Brighton yes-
teTday for their complimentary notice
OF my old commander. When tho
war was over and the old war horee
Lopgslt OF, and the brilliant partisan
ranger, Mosby, joined the Republican
party In Georgia and Virginia, and
when Gen. Aloorn wai organizing the
Republican party Of Mississippi, |
Joined II, and have been q connistent
Republican ever hinee. But i have
always been proud Of my record a. q
COME derate toldier, and believe In
annual reunions Of the Old soldiers 10
httH hilNt tbo tabit~fJ NEhN eHN wv
brotherly love that animated M
then. And have no respect for any
man who tries 10 convert q soldiers
reunion into q partisan political meet.
Ing. / have no respect for the Fair.
ohilds aud Tuttles OF the Republican
party, who would attempt 10 exclude
q Democratic President Of the United
States, although he was not soldier,
from reunion Of the Grand Army oil
the Republic; and have grea, con.
temp, Tor the Democratic politicians
Of Mississippi who have twice refused
TO invite Gen. Chalmers 10 the TO
union Of the Confederate soldiers 10
Tate county. | again return my
thanks TO the APrEAL, and through
the APPEAL TO the gallant Tennessee
Conieders,es who met ~ Brighton
yesterday, for the true feelings which
should animate reunion oil old sol
soldiers -tqual treatment 10 and with
out regard 10 party p1liiirs;
Hf0H PRIVATE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
SRLAH TO TIKI FENCE.
Stsgular Defense From an Unex
pected Quarter.


pectsd Quarter.
The Ledger OF Thursday published
an "interview" with some one who lie
acknowledged to hang around the
courthouse, in which he attacked the
city government by aiming blow at
"Honest" John L. Randle, accusing
him Of underhanded and dark methods
to get the Court Square ionce at Q bar.
gain. As 1t is ever ready to do, and
does, the ArpEAL promptly took the
side OF honesty. Yesterday the fol-
lowing appeared in the Ledger, not at
tributed to the old timer about the
courthouse, but from the ineide OF the
office:
"The ArPRAL Of this morning. com.
meniing on portion Of an interview
that appeared In the Ledger Of yester.
day, proceeds ihusly: Extracts from
council proceedings, July 7th, under
subheading, "PetitioDs" - From A
Kohlbry, to be released from his bid
for court Square fence, rejected, and
he was ordered to remove his property
away This il fair example Of the
correc mesa OF the interview through
ont. Why were not the facts ques'
toned, aud why has rot the fence
been removed since the time allowed
for removal has been pSsBed2 Has
not reconsideration been aoked ?
This 10 like the man who found fl,
In his beer, and swore II was not beer
but oil fy. Come sg ain, Old Reliable. ="
1t does not require magniiyinV
glass to zee where the feeling against
the Taxing District hangs. After the
council meeting In which the petition
Of Mr.. Kohlbry was rejected, q letter
was addressed 10 him, informing him
Of the action. No reply Was received
and lsst Mondly, the 18th, the follow
ing was sent him:
MINrnIs TrSS., July IS. 1887.
A. Kohlbry A 90.
| June Sth.-To the Iron fence now aroun,
Court squsre, $3.50
GrsrLtpEs-flesse. call and settle tn
above bill at once. Yours truly,
DAVID X. MADDEN, President.
No reconsideration has been askeS
30 far as any one save the Ledger ha
ever heard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
RATES TO WASHINGTON.
The Committee 90 Leave Tuesday
Nigbt-The Hest Route.

s'' s'Hs ss"~Fs
The Arrangement and Transporter
ton Committee appointed stths meet
ing OF the zone Hundred Committee"
on Friday, met yesterday at Secretary
Keeling's office and reported "a fol-
lows:
The Louisville and Nashville rail-
road will make the rate $33 90 round
trip, tickets good to return for fifteen
days-purchase can have choice Of
two routes from Cincinnati, Wis: Bal
iimore and 0aio aud Pennsy lvania
Central. SlsepsrB 50 extra each way.
No through cleeper from Memphis I'M
less for as many NJ eighteen; for less
than eighteen passengers will change
sleeper at Cincinnati.
The Memphis 4 Charleston Railroad
make same rate 1923 30 round trip
tickets good to return for fifteen days.
Through sleeper guaranteed from
Memphis to Washington and return
without, respect TO number. Sleeper
50 extra each way.
The committee recommend the
Memphis II Charleston route, but del
sgates and friends accompanying them
may select either. The committee
will leave Memphis on Tuesday night
at l0oclock BY enc or both routes,
both trains leaving the city at the
same time. .
R.F. PATTERSON,
W, l.. CLApP,
J. II. MARTIN,
Committee on Transportation.
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Transfers..


Jno. \, Frawley TO Maggie Frawley;
lot 70, Dunn subdivision, Tor f50A
NJ. A. Gavin to Joanna NJ. lsrkin
l40xlS7 n. g. Vance street for $3.50.
l.. L. Hart OF nj 70 M. aud y. r. II
Co.; 60x600 feet near Collleryille, for
ss2 80.
L. q. Mosby TO ii A. Montgomery;
lots 4, 8 and 0, Mosby subdivision, for
$500.
Jno. q. Faint 30 y. u. KreameT; bx
100 feet. Carolina street, Tor l76.
JOS. VaoCaro 10 NJ. Il Laurence; lot
10, vest half IL, block 90, Williams
subdivision, for 1903.
Juo. IL Williams, executor Of Will
loughby Willisms: 69Xll2 foo, on
Jackson street for 800.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
Note Eatry.

To the Editor o. the Appeal
Fm-Ii answer 10 the question OF
" Uncertainty" In yesterdays Ar'
PEAL, / beg leave 10 submit the iol-
loving:
"a" ahould debit Bills Rec, and
credit BillB Pay with 300, being lace
Of note. "B." II 10 business, should
make a like entry. "a" tskes the
note that y received from :" b, " 10
the bnnk at,a discounts u, say 10 per
cent, thereby receiving t54O Tor L..
He should then debit Cash with the
$40, and lot. and Dis with 800, and
credit Bills Rec. with the entire 500,
thereby balancing that account. The
$500 standing 20 the credit OF Bills
Pay. on "A's" books, represents wha.
A" owes" B."
The bank should debit Bills Rec
with OBS" note, $500. and credit Cash
with $40. and Int. and Dis. with go
Tho 600 lost by" "A" Is inside by the
bank In disoounting the rapef.
M W SMITH.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
WESTERN WATERWAYS.
MEMPHIS WILL WELCOME THE
CONVENTION.
Committees Appointed by the Ex'
changes to Raise Finances for
the Purpose.

At q meeting Of the Tennessee men,
bers OF the Western Waterways or.
gauizstiou, he d OF the Merchants Ex-
change, on the 2Sd Inst, the following
resolution was passed:
Whereas, The convention oil the
Western Waterways has been called
to assemble at Memphis, Tenn, Octo'
Der Goth and 2lst next,
R-olved, Tbst q Tennessee branch
Of the + xeoutive COMMITTEES call upon
The Memphis Cott n Exchange and
the Memphis Merchants Exchange to
al them in providing Tor the entertain.
ment OF delegates, and the officers OF
the Exchanges are respectfully solicit
ed to appoint committees to secure
the necessary fnnds.
In accorda lce with the above reso.
luton, Presidents Martin and sugss, Of
the two Exchanges, met yesterday and
made the following appointments,
ID. T. Porter, chairman OF the whole:
For Front street between Madison
and Jefferson streets, including side
streets to Main w. W. Schoo field,
chairman; Bun F. PriOe and s. W.
Hampton.
For Front strset north OF Jefferson
street, including side streets to Main
M. Gavin, chairman; J. h. James
and J. W. Richardson.
For Front street between Madison
and Union, side strsets to Main and
Howard's Row-John L. Willins,
chairman; A. b. Tresdwell and ID. W.
Fly.
For Shelby street-W- ]. Crawford,
chairman +. N. Noaset and ]. 3.
Dsv.
For Main street north OF Madison,
side streets to Second etreet-John ].
Duff, chairman; VIM. Dean and A..
Lowens'ein.
For Main street sorih OF Madison,
side streets 70 Second-I. N. Sno WIDEN,
chairman; +. T. Anderson and j. B.
Andrews.
For Second street-B. B. Rogers,
chairman; ID. q. McDjugall and j. W,
Y Brown.
For manufacturers and machine
ehops--A s. Livsimore, chairman
John + Randle aud 4. II. Miiburn.
For Railroads - Barney Hughes
chairman; ]. IL. Sullivan and A. J,
Knapp.
For Insurance 0Gices-J. Z. Beas
lev, chairman; +. NJ. Nelson and J. s.
Duuscomb.
For Banks-J. W. Cochran, chair
msu; Jno. X Goodwin and 4. J. Black
For Sieamhoats-Oapi. Ed Nowlaud
chairman; r. A. Speed aud Capt. L. y
Postal.
For Professional Mon-D. l.. Mey
ere, chairman; Dr. Heber Jones ant
Tom d. Turley.
For Real Estate Agencies-Ei. W
Thomas, chairman; Minter Parke
and Henry l.. Guiop.
Toe chairman Of the several com
mittees are requested 10 meet Ohair
man ID. I. PoTter at the Merchants
Exchange on Wednesday morniug 9
.. 10 O'Clock for organization, and VII
I call upon the citizens for their sui
|, fcriptions Immediately thereafter. N
one can question the importanc
n that the convention may be 10 Men
I phis. II will DO necessary 10 raise NJ
, lees n al 5000 10 defray. the expense
, OF entertaining the delegates exDec,e,
! The citiEsns generally are urged
( ave what assistance they can TO u
! mmittee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
GEORGE u. METCALPE.
Resolutions OF Respect by tao Ner-
chants Exchasge.
J. II. MhRriN,
Committee on Transportation

W tsfNtfsh " INV
chants Exchs.Ee.
A meeting OF the members CT the
Merchants Eachanga Was held yes-
ierday forenoon 10 take action on the
death Of George b Ms'cAlie, who died
Friday at jackson, Tenn.
Ga motion Of ]. NJ. Willinms. a COM
mittee OF three was appointed, who 70
ported a. follows.
whereas, We have learned with
profound regret OF the death OF our
worthy member, George ID. hetcalfe,
and, desiring 10 place on record our
appreciation OF his life and condnct
while amongst NJ, therefore, be II
Resolved, That the Memphis Mer-
chants Exchange unite In testify ing TO
his probity and excellencs as q men,
Der and business man; that We de-
plore his death snd revere his me mory.
Resolved, That we tender his friends
and relatives our sincere sym pa,hy
and coincidence.
Resolved, That a copy OF those reso-
lu,ious be spread upon the minutes Of
the Exchange, add that a cosy be sent
10 the family oi the dsn.a sed.
lugl PETTIr,
louis H, p0N.LSON,
J. N. WILLIAMS.
Comm ttss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
REUNION ARMsTROSG's BRIGADE
The Ola Soldiers Invited 90 Come
Together I'm Social Pleasure.

The surviving members Of Arm.
strons's Brigade, composed flhe FRS,
mitsissippi (Col. Pinson's regiment,
Second Mississippi and Twenty eighth
Mississippi Cavalry, and Ballentine's
Regiment, and We also extend the In.
vitation 10 any Of Ross's (rexas) Bri.
gsde who may reeide In the State, 10
meet al Grenada, Mis-, on the second
Thursday and 18th day Of August,
1887. Come, comrades, and bring your
wives and daughter, and the wives
and daughter OF our deceived mem.
bers, aud let us spend one day In social
reunion.
J. l.. Cars, Secretary.
North Mississippi papers Ilsaso sopy.l
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
a.,,,... and "neass, Johu."

The Southern Mothers have iust re-
eelved, through J. y. Randle a Co., Of
this city, for the Confederate lot In
Elmwood, one Of the largest and pref
tIest vases that was ever brought 10
the city. II has been placed In posi.
ton In the lot, aud will greatly add 10
the beauty Of this sacred spot. Tbose
visiting Elmwood today will not iiil
10 inspect II. They have also erected
beauliiul marble tablet over the
gfayo Of Capt. James Hamilton, Of The
Southern Guards, n gallant colder Of
the Lost cause, who died nj Belmont,
Mo In September, 1881.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
nc zEn a.

4 pstsfvliJ Atknoulsdss q euro 81 Resonf
or eait hhsun, on head, seek, face, arm1
and leet, fof seventeen years. aot ahlo.s
walk except on hands and h go for one
year. not abl % bel m yfeli for . sht Jeaut
tried hundreds % remsdiesi doctors PR 2
nOuno NJ cAsl hlpgleHg permanently
cared By tho CuricuaA RHnEDllt.
WILL MCDONALD,
Elg DeAfbon street, ChleaFo, III.